1.Anatomic plate versus dynamic hip screw in the treatment of intertrochanteric fractures:A Meta-analysis
Hongliang MA ; Jun PENG ; Yi CHEN
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2013;(43):7602-7609
BACKGROUND:There is no consensus on the choice of anatomic plate or dynamic hip screw for the treatment of intertrochanteric fracture. Current research is limited to smal-sample studies, and it is difficult to carry out a large-sample multicenter analysis. OBJECTIVE:To carry out Meta-analysis about the literature on anatomic plate versus dynamic hip screw in the treatment of intertrochanteric fractures, in order to evaluate the efficacy of anatomic plate versus dynamic hip screw in the treatment of intertrochanteric fractures. METHODS:The PubMed database (1995-2013), EMCC database (1995-2013), CBM database (1995-2013), CNKI database (1995-2013), VIP database (1989-2013) and Wanfang database (1995-2013) were searched by computer to col ect the control ed trials of anatomic plate versus dynamic hip screw for the treatment of intertrochanteric fractures. Then, the retrieved studies were screened according to predefined inclusion and exclusion criteria. The quality of the included studies was evaluated to extract useful y data, and Meta-analysis was performed by using the RevMan5.0 software. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:A total of 19 control ed trials were included with a total of 1 730 cases. Among them, 764 cases were belonged to the anatomic plate group, and dynamic hip screw group included 966 cases. The Meta-analysis results indicated that there were no statistical y significant differences in fracture healing time, prognosis excellent and good rate and postoperative complications between two groups (P=0.34, 0.58, 0.80);the operative time, intraoperative blood loss and postoperative drainage volume in the anatomic plate group were lower than those in the dynamic hip screw group (P<0.000 01). The results indicate that anatomic plate and dynamic hip screw have the similar clinical efficacy for the treatment of intertrochanteric fractures, but the anatomical plate has relatively simple operation and less bleeding. Due to the poor quality of the included literatures and high bias occur and influence the effect, so more wel-designed multi-center randomized control ed trials should be performed to provide high-quality evidence.
2.A biomechanical investigation of reconstruction of anterior cruciate ligament
Yi LUO ; Yongyue PENG ; Weibing CHEN
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma 2002;0(03):-
Objective To investigate two fixation methods for reconstruction of anterior cruciate ligament(ACL)with autogenous patellar tendon graft and their instant stability.Methods 15 specimens were divided into three groups.The first group was treated with 1/3 bone-patellar ligament-bone replacement and in terference screw fixation,the second group was treated with 1/3 bone-patellar ligament and Krackow locked bilateral suture,and in the third group the intact ACL was not treated.The mono-axial tensile tests were performed on a versatile hydraulic material testing machine(WE-5A)to compare the linear load,maximum load,linear straining,maximum straining,linear displacement,maximum displacement,rupture displacement,destructive energy,elastic modulus,and ultimate strength of ACL in the three groups.Results The ACL stability and rigidity in the group of 1/3 bone-patellar-bone replacement and interference screw fixation were higher than those in the other two groups.The differences between test results were statistically significant.Conclusion The ACL reconstruction with 1/3 bone-patellar ligament-bone replacement and interference screw fixation is a good method to ensure higher strength of graft and better joint stability.
3.Effect of rehabilitation on 2-year survival rate of patients with malignant tumor
Yi CHEN ; Hongliang MA ; Minghui CHEN ; Jun PENG ; Xiaomei HE
Chinese Journal of Health Management 2010;04(5):282-285
Objective To investigate the effect of multidisciplinary intervenient on survival of patients with malignant tumor. Methods Six hundred and thirty-nine malignant tumor patients were randomly assigned to the intervenient and the control group. A total of 584 completed the follow-up study. The intervenient group received comprehensive treatment for 2 years,while the control group was in a process of self-rehabilitation. The 2-year survival rate was compared between the groups by using Cox proportional hazard model. Results The 2-year survival rate was 94. 74% (108/114) or 80. 67% (121/150) in II stage patients of the intervenient or control group, respectively ( P < 0. 01 ) . The 2-year survival rate was 88. 03% (163/177) or 82. 8% (184/222) in early and medium stage patients of the intervenient or control group,respectively(P <0. 01). Conclusion The multidisciplinary intervenient may help to improve the 2 year survival of early or moderate stage malignant tumors.
5.To Evaluate the Efficacy of Active-wing Appliance in Patients with Lingual Tipping Deep Overbite Malocclusion
Yi GUO ; Jingjing CHEN ; Cheng PENG ; Tiancheng LI
Tianjin Medical Journal 2014;(10):1032-1036
Objective To investigate and evaluate the change and efficacy of Active-wing Appliance in patients with lingual tipping deep overbite of Angle classⅡdivision 2 malocclusion.Methods Twenty patients with lingual tipping deep overbite of Angle classⅡdivision 2 malocclusions were selected for our study. Among the twenty patients, fifteen are girls and five are boys, whose age are from 16.0 to 23.0 years old with average of 18.8 years old . The patients were treated with Active-wing technique and all of them were non-extracted.Cephalometric films were taken before and after treatment to assess the effect of treatment . Eleven angular and thirteen linear measurements were taken. Paired t test was performed to analyze and evaluate the effects before and after treatment. Results Active-wing Appliance have advantage of easy operat-ing with short treatment cycle for treatment of deep overbite of Angle class Ⅱ division 2 malocclusion. It only takes 11 months in average for the treatment. After treatment, mandibular plane angle were increased (23.00° ± 6.76° vs 21.59° ± 5.32°),overbite were decreased [ (1.02±0.81) mm vs (5.67±1.22) mm] to reach normal level;incisors were labial incline sig-nificantly with increased protrusion and inclination;Post treatment parameter improvement also include:U 1-NA distance in-creased (4.67±1.21 ) mm vs (1.24±1.37) mm;U1-NA angle increased (24.40°±6.36° vs 11.70°±6.87°);lower incisors were significantly intruded[ (37.16 ± 1.81) mm vs(38.90 ± 1.84)mm];L6-MP were extruded [(31.68 ± 2.87) mm vs (30.38 ± 3.45) mm]; The cuspid and molar relationships were changed from Class Ⅱ to ClassⅠ occlusion. Conclusion The Active-wing Appliance can quickly open overbite and correct incisor lingual tipping for Angle class II division 2 with lingual tipping deep overbite. It is easy to operate and has been improved as efficient and shortened treatment. Meanwhile, it also saves arch wire. The Active-wing Appliance is especially powerful for lingual tipping deep overbite. However, the deficiency in torque control of premolars might be noticed.
6.Crisis resource management training in anaesthesia
Liu SU ; Wu PENG ; Chen YI ; Lian XINYAN ; Wang KEXUE
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2014;13(12):1196-1200
Anesthesia safety plays an important role in the medical safety of the perioperative.At present the medical institutions in many countries apply crew resource management model for training and assessment in anesthesiology,surgery and emergency.It emphasizes the training of nontechnical skills,called crisis resource management(CRM).This article analyzes the causes of human error incidents and preventive measures and introduces CRM principles in medical principles and anesthesia correlation and applications.CRM helps to foresee the crisis of environment and deal with the crisis source to ensure the safety of patients.
7.Baseline investigation of medical aid following Wenchuan Eathquake
Xunchui CHEN ; Peng KUN ; Jian LI ; Chunli YI ; Lan YAO
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2010;26(3):194-198
Objective This paper aims to make clear the post-disaster medical needs of residents in the disaster areas and changes among the poor population, for the purpose of policy recommendations on post-disaster medical assistance. Methods Such methods as in-home questionnaire survey and literature study were used to study the income, prevalence rate and mental health of 4 380 households in 10 counties (cities and districts) in the disaster areas. Results In the hardest hit areas, 80. 4% and 52. 8% of residents in rural and urban areas are dependent on government relief respectively;the proportion of poor population resulting from the disaster rose from 5% before the disaster to over 75% afterwards in the hard-hit areas, while such a population rose to 15% in the hardest-hit areas and about 10% in general disaster areas;It is estimated that the new medical aid funds in Sichuan Province will reach 350 million yuan, two-fold that of the budget for 2009;In the hardest hit areas, the two-week prevalence rate per thousand people is twice that found in the third survey of health services in 2003, characterized of acute respiratory illness and rheumatoid;In the hardest-hit areas, nearly 70% of the residents are exposed to high mental health risks. Conclusion Recommendations: Strengthening the raising and use of medical aid fund;dynamic management for the population in need of post-disaster medical aid;Developing appropriate medical aid packages to fit post-disaster health needs and postdisaster disease characteristics;and consolidating the connection between medical aid and primary medical insurance system.